I love my Veho MUVI action camera. It is small, light and tough. And the video quality is pretty good (640X480). It captures first person POV. I decided to hook the camera up to my daughter and see what it was like to be a nine year old going down a snowy hill for the first time.
Showing posts with label mt charleston. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mt charleston. Show all posts
Monday, February 28, 2011
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Escape to Vegas Mountain
I couldn't take the heat anymore so I escaped to a local mountain called, Mt. Charleston. I took along all three cameras - the fisheye, multilens and the Olympus (old school) OM-1 35mm. Here are some pictures from all three. I present them for your enjoyment.
The weather up there was great - I was at about 8,000 feet and the temperature was around 80 degrees. There was a light wind and you could hear it rustle through the trees. There was the smell of pine and I could actually hear animals. Sometimes living in the city - if it wasn't for the color of money, I forget what the color green looks like. - NOTE - I did not see Elvis.
The weather up there was great - I was at about 8,000 feet and the temperature was around 80 degrees. There was a light wind and you could hear it rustle through the trees. There was the smell of pine and I could actually hear animals. Sometimes living in the city - if it wasn't for the color of money, I forget what the color green looks like. - NOTE - I did not see Elvis.
Labels:
bristle cone,
cathedral rock,
desert,
film camera,
fisheye lens,
four lens,
las vegas,
mountains,
mt charleston,
nature,
nevada,
trees
Location:
Mt Charleston, NV, USA
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